Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05


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heve 23 eMnma wasa DRINKS and dis /
ana 10 faE kesping end ire
TuemtfnR disespusahas hoansa- ms
IaheEa we're Migrants and Ike snail
lEendeEa.
Em nunpENa PKnnz.
IA "a laaa maesiaR of The 0oaneil %
AZ tnan repoEted. the matter
4 Rrmuaana p4KmSl1 b. persons eontem-
,lallng bmil4lna IN tAe city and giving
DO FiRha % 0eeUpg poga1ans o. me
Ilxeeta for building maaariAl was PLACID
. the hands Of CITY CLARK Meade. he
Raa peOviaed with permit book whtcn
e opened on the Flint and since then
saa tasnad shs following permits: To
&c EerfheFn raoi4e Railroad Oompany
On one thRse-s1oFy brick kuildlnR on
pasiao Asenns; 10 Ohas- Gtmpkins fcK
NE two Story fEmme DWELLING On Oh
IaFaat: 20 J. O. Mann fer one oue-stogy
,giek huilainQ On Paei6e Avenue; 10
Mfa. Geo. III. Weehn for one three-stoTy
,gick hniidina. fafty fest front on Pacific
Avsuue; 20 ID. ID. Clark for cne kwoA
lAoxy frame dweIlinR on Yakima AVE-
aue: 10 w, III. Fifs for one thEee-seuEy
ariek buIldira, atty feet frsnt on Paei-
g Avenue; to W. II. Ftfa fer one f0ur-
IIoEy brick building, lIS fees front On
PaciAc Avenne.
Kx-nExyoE Mann vent 10 Portland for
bis brick, the arrangements having TAI
Isn thFouRh be axpscted 70 make hare
b. whiah be would have made 9 pur'
chase Of q sufficient quantity u Seattle
10 Justify tbs railroad In putting IN q
side track 10 load and ship from the
yaFda In that place. The frame build
Ing which foEmeFiy occupied his l0ss 10
n tha Lass stages Of its trip 10 Q new
site opposite The Tacoma, Of which e
will Cd once become apaxt-to b used
a. dTummeE9 sample reemss etc. TIE
SURVEYORS are stalking Oh the aise Of the
new railroad efiee bniidinR here.
cnoRs N BAD GnAPR.
Mr.. GsoEae Byrd was In the city To-
day, and SPEAKING az ne outlook for
the crops, said that with the exception
Of hogs the general crops would b poor
and haht. Potatoes especially are dis.
appointing. The Aelds are RAGGED and
bare and the crop win be poor. bay 10
also far below the average, and both OF
these pgoduets may Be expe0sed 10 cost
money this winter. Az for hops, the
crop viii net be equal 10 that OF last
year BY quite Q ibesal margin. For
thoss farmers Who have considerable TO
cell and nothing in their own line 20
bay this winter, this state Of Affairs will
be excellent. Ths short and unaatis-
factory crops can be charged 10 the
cold ni0hks that have prevailed ell sum-
meF. We have had bat too or three
warm nights during the whole summer
and, indeed, not many very warn days
IL has not been on the whole, q goOd
growing season"
MuAIcAL PRoDTGY.
CID Frazier has taken Q partner In
bis houae 10 the pegson Of VIM. Thomr.
son. yell known In the sity, especially
a. having % one time 5een manager Of
Blaokwall'a hoeei on She wharf. The
Arm win extend the business beyond
the lines limited BY Mr.. Frazier, while
alone and will embrace the dealing In
furniture. old ana new, In the fulless
meaning Of the term. Speaking Of Gid
Frssisr--and everybody knows him-he
has q son Who Ia q musical prodigy.
He has not yes RFown ont Of dresses,
heing but years old, but be cen fsllow
tbs measures Of music like the directors
Of band. His mother has decorated
his little frock with gold lace 10 dis.
tinguish him and have him In kespinQ
with the Raily caparis0ned members Of
the band on state occasions. Thus ar
rayed be played drum With the crack
bands who visited the city on Fourth
Of July-played music be had ueve1
heard before, played 10 perfectly In En-
act sime, never missing O ssfoke-to the
utter aatonishment Of she members Of
ths band a. well as the crowd Who lie.
tened. After one such performances,
the leader OF the CceuE dAlene miiitary
baud laid HE hand on httle Tom'a head
saying: Il would give much 10 able d
watch the ehild'a caFeeR-I wonder what
be win grow 10 be- Tom, naturally
enough, Of course, is the idol OF bis
parents.
TIE coAGzasIoNkna Az woRK.
The Osanty Commissioners began
their aistina today, with the new mem
Der elected BY them with the Probate
Judge according 10 the law Of the last
asasionl 10 Ill the vacancy created BY
Barns. The new member IL Mr.. A. r.
The ealecsion is one that Rivee general
sAtisfaesion. Tae Board was squarinR
accounts with The Assessor today.
Their business Of eqaalizine assess
meats Will keep them busy, they expect,
for some time. and khat Of SEEING 20 the
numerous roads will, th@y cay, give
them no rest for q mouth. A position
for read was handed in to-day from
The residents Of Suoeotaah valley, which
h away down on TIE sout heasieFn fine
OF the county. The petition sst forth
that there we're but half q dozen resi-.
esnas u the yaIlay, bai gave 90 Eea-
son he dimcnlty % getting IN thege-
ne only means ct present being din
enl1 trail. Ths valley, thsy sag. is q
rsah ona twenty miles lon9 but hard to
hnd. They oasR 10 pay tan per cant. Of
any sun appropriated b. The Commits
aioneFs. Tue road wil b twenty. Ave
milss Iona. and The Oommlanioners say
The petition 70 oas thsy DO not like 10
fefees oas u pcseg % grant.
TEE rfoHKKz DITNs.
Job Carr, who came 10 Tacoma nAry
yeaEa aRo. aud whose name appears firsi
among thoos In the Oouuay Andisor's
book. ss roe lying "a the point Of death
20 the house Of N. J. Hunt, ia this city.
his wife Il on her gay ffom the Eass 20
Toe eedsi6a Of Der dying hnshan6, bat
uHlesa change for the better In the dy.
tnR mans condision is soon noted she
may be 100 late.
FeteR Westifn. formerly pFoprieaor Of
the k1ehanae Hotel, corner 81 Thir.
tesnih and RAilread sasests, who il hy
tRaae ship haflcaR. hss snAared into .
eonsfaes witA Tie PoFt BlAkely mill
eampany fcg she construction Of q
enaA1 steamer 30 eose $4,000. Mr..
Wesstn IL lcokina areand Tor Q suitable
tocatson 90 which b 6zild waya, Ard 90
soon 81 saeh ere found The woFk o. eon-
strugsion wfli be commeneod. The con-
tFAetof has aeenFed bondman-
fAcoMA, AuRnss Z, 1857.
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